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Hallo nic,
Bitte gib uns doch ein paar weitere Daten wie Betriebssystem, welcher Radioanbieter, welches Datenformat, Einstellungen etc.
Hat es schon einmal funktioniert?
Gruß
Thomas
Mark,
I basically agree but have the problem how to decide which one of the inputs to use. To explain: Currently AOMrecord scans the inputs in the sequence it gets them from Windows and takes the first one that shows a sound level. Right now it is unable to make a decision if this is the correct input and therefore decides that the first one is ok, which is a correct assumption in almost 100% of the cases.
I’m thinking if in the future AOMrecord should scan all inputs and let the user decide which one he wants to use. But from my experience I’m not sure if users are really able to make this decision because most of them don’t know what might be correct. This especially is the case if the inputs are not very meaningful named.
Let me know about your opinion.
Thomas
P.S. About the labelling problem: This is just the sequence Windows opens the mixer settings. I have no influence on this.
Mark,
These messages have nothing to do with IE 7. They mean that AOMrecord was not able to rceognize your soundcard’s input channels correctly.
Thomas
Sal,
Are you using Windows Vista? If not AOMrecord normally does not hava any problems to record from an internal sound card. What brnad of card does it say in the device list?
If that continues to happen I’d like to have a look onto your computer via remote assistance sometimes.
Regards
Thomas
One more note:
To keep my recordings free from any external influence I always adjust the player’s equalizer to it’s zero position. To influence the sound I hear I use Creative’s Grafik Equalizer which comes with the cards). This does not have any influence on the recorded data. Additionally this is a way to be able to influence sound that is heard with a player that has no equalizer (like the AOL player).
Again: Good night
Thomas
Hi Sal,
I don’t know if the XMOD does what it promises. I have diffuculties to imagine that you get something better out than you put in
.I use a Dell D400 Notebook as my main machine for almost everything (including software development). In my office I connect it to an external monitor and keyboard. The sound card I use is a Creative Sound Blaster MP3+. I am very satisfied with this configuration.
Using AOMrecord there is definitely no quality loss using any external card. I only found out that with some built in cards (like the on board stuff on some motherboards) there very often is some noise where silence should be.
I don’t know anything about the M-Audio device.
HTH
Have a nice sunday (whatever is left over from it
)Thomas
I just had a look at this device on Creative’s website. OK, it’s getting a bit clearer now:
This device is not a sound card as we are used to. In fact it modifies the sound data. Because it doesn’t loop back what it creates there is probably no chance to record the modified sound. But t should be possible to record what goes into the device. Anyway, this would be exactly the same what you recorded with your original sound card.
If this device doesn’t have a capture controller as I mentioned earlier there is probably no way to record while you are listening with it. In this case you only could record the old way and play this later using the new device.
HTH
Thomas
This sounds very strange to me. It should be a possible to open a Recording or Capture window for this soundcard, too. If not, there is no chance to record from that card. If you are familiar with Windows‘ Remote Assistance I could eventually have a look at your computer.
You could try some other drivers, too. BTW, what Windows are you using? Is it Vista and could it have something to do with the new security features (DRM) built into Vista?
Let me know.
Thomas
Alex,
I currently don’t use this programand I don’t have an account with Napster. So it’ll take a while until I can check this.
Thomas
Sal,
Did you you try all the manual settings as described in the help?
BTW, I use an external card from Creative, too. I record from the WAVE/MIDI/CD input (Select box checked, Volume pulled up).
Thomas
Mark,
Here it is: Get the latest Update of AOMrecord. BTW, LIVE365 has changed their player to work different with IE 7 than it used to with IE 6. So this was not really an IE 7 problem.
HTH, please let me know.
Thomas
Mark,
I think this will take a while. I’ll have to make sure that I can run both versions on my system before I start testing.
Meanwhile you could have a look into the IE settings. There might be a setting that keeps AOMrecord from accessing the IE. Please let me know if you find something interesting.
Thomas
